Articles from Armada International (October 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Words
A little bird told me.		196
Airborne self-protection: never fly without it!	Grant, Peter	1413
An engineer's dream vehicle.		98
BAE Systems'.		75
Big deals in short.		367
Boeing.		35
By the Doppler's sharp stare.	Richardson, Doug	3458
CAE.		45
Detecting hidden threats.	Walters, Brian	2360
Eads-NHI.		41
Engineered Support Systems.		52
Entry into service.		244
Euro UVS Conference: preluding the Salon du Bourget, the three-day Euro UVS conference organised by the Euro UVS President, Peter van Blyenbergh, at the Equinoxe Event Centre in the south of the French capital attracted quite a wide audience.	Keggler, Johnny	601
Eurofighter.		65
General Atomics.		73
Grad graduates.		478
High profile? Unleash a ranger.		95
JTRS live encryption.		73
Lockheed Martin.		69
Lockheed Martin.		57
Look no further.		56
Maintaining the night vision advantage.	Richardson, Doug	3381
Military Airlines.	Fraybrook, Roy	3169
Money talks for the future.		168
Moving on land. Military fly-and-drive?	Biass, Eric H.	3857
MTU.		69
Northrop Grumman.		51
Northrop Grumman.		63
Quite please, Sonic Boom in progress.		109
Radstone Technology.		44
Raytheon's Nato AGS proposal: Nato plans to acquire an Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) system that will be more advanced and affordable than today's US Air Force Joint Stars, using later technologies and (perhaps) a mix of manned and unmanned aircraft.		1059
Raytheon.		52
Raytheon.		65
Rockwell Collins.		44
Sar training--key to securing victory.	Walters, Brian	445
Sea-based Mobility.	Friedman, Norman	3355
Self-protection demands grow: in common with many other aspects of defence, that of self-protection for aircraft is constantly being revised to counter new threats. That may be just fine for industry anticipating extra business but can prove to be a dilemma for procurement agencies that must ultimately decide what level of protection can be afforded and when.	Walters, Brian	2218
Sostar.		72
STN Atlas.		61
Teltron Technologies.		55
Thales.		51
The Paris Air Show: without any defence flying hardware from the traditional antagonists--Russia and the United States--this year's air display looked a bit thin on the ground (pun fully intended). While the usually aircraft-crowded static display could have hosted two football matches, there was, however, a lot going on elsewhere, particularly in the field of drones.		2188
Tomorrow's infantry warrior.	Keggler, J.	3480
TRL Technology.		45
Viper Strike ... strikes!		121
Vision Systems.		56
VSI.		57
When mortars roll in ...	Gander, Terry J.	2700
Where there's dirt there's stealth.		164